How to declare my earnings / copyrights / royalties?

Supplier status
When you sell prints on Artmajeur by YourArt, you are a supplier of Artmajeur by YourArt: you are paid by the royalties (margins or copyrights) that you set on the section: My Account > Sales > Prints.

Customers who purchase prints are not your direct customers; they are customers of Artmajeur by YourArt.

Payment
The royalties are paid to you in 30 days, and the authors' rights are subject to VAT and appear on the invoices. It is up to you to declare your income according to your obligations, according to your tax situation.

Invoicing
As a supplier, it is up to you to provide an invoice to Artmajeur by YourArt to request the payment of your copyright. In practice, we automatically generate for you a supplier invoice that will appear in the section: My Account > Sales > Print Service. You can use this invoice for your accounting or in case of verification by the tax authorities.

Do I have to declare my income?
Yes, you are responsible for declaring any revenue in your yearly income declaration. Experience shows that there is an implicit tolerance on the part of the administration, as long as the revenues from copyright do not justify the creation of dedicated professional activity, but we recommend that you always declare your income to avoid surprises.

Disclaimer
Our service is not intended to replace an accounting expert, who will be the only one able to inform you about your particular situation and statements to be made to be in good standing with the tax authorities of your country of residence.